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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-12
TO BE REAO IN CONNECTION MITT ABOVE.

With a broader business policy than has chsrac.
tef1zed any other Southern cOrpontiou We have
steadily appreciated the relative ra,uc OF land and
peopte. we arc holding for our own piol. cerrsiu
iah9s 70 pc sold IN the future: the balance Is offer
el FlshE AS AIR 10 all who apply In time
mule more than ono year ago the St. Andrews
BAY Railroad aud Land Company acquired control
Of upwards OF 800 900 acres OF The most rable
lanes In the State Of Florida situated aro1,ud about
inc beautiful Bay Of ST Andrews, on tho SOUTH
Wtst ollt coast. Before the war The town known
s 81, Andrews Bay was the home OF many wealthy
people, VINO had Sought the shores of the beautiful
gay as location where could b. found In their
hi,snest perfection his peculiar delights OF Flor
iua nome During the War the town was lombard
~ y! fedeFal ilect aud nearly swept out Of ey.
istencc The inhabitants fled abinioaiuc their
shattered homes TO The torch and piIIars of tho
enemy, and not until about ten wears ago was
mere ,1 any attempt made 10 IeoccuDy the town,
ms company began active operations u little
lnoIc lil4n Year Gg0. Since that time there has
oeen the most remarkable boon" created for 81.
andrews DHy that has ever been known In The
fieWer state. Last winter more than 5000 visitors
IN ai parts Of inc country reached pIat point In
quest OF florida homes. Business aud dwelling
houses nave been erected by the hundred, Prop
60 1870 1az1s..ssz.azzsL4.S.--...-r,.,..-
;hYEe All taxes have been paid on these lands
'rnLo up 10 March, 1857, and this Com pany will
pay them again at that date to December lSS7
both on It's own lands ana thoss disposed OF under
this Great Free Ufar. :
GUARANTY wewill buy any:propcrty disposed
uOHiiaE OF under this Great Free Land
UfGr, that Is substantially improved during The
next Two years and pay a. the rate OF $40 per acre
VITA the cost OF the building improvements added,
ny That time property will be worth SOD per acre
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS,

WHY REMAIN IDLE?-LADIFS
wv and Gentlemen can have steady employ.
mcnt al home: good wages: no canvassing; DIS
lance no objection. Address, AID SUPPLY CO,
ID Eliot street Boston, Mass - " : -, i,Is
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OUH RE FERENCES

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81. ~
CAPITAL PRIZE 1850, 900.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers win pay
NJ Prizes drawn In Tho I.ouiSlana State LotlerieS
which may DO presented at our counters. MI.
!. II. oGLSBY. Prea, Louisiana National Banf,
I. LANAUN, Pres. State National Bank. n fEI1
a, BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans National DAri,
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.l-ss4 ~ DosDs-cLoAKD BID.
y. y. Ss,...".....l0) Erie reconds.....,... oS51
U.S y coupon-.. NJ X. Il 7. gen. fs... 9S5SS
Y. .. ~ coupon.. ll0f Northern Pac. dstG.l lGk
racinc Is Of 95......l2G North Pac. seconds. Jog
louisiana stamp. Is. S9 Northwest consuls.-liOr
MlAou!i 6s.., ". debenturcs-..l 100
lenI: Us settlementsl0G Isl. Paul cousus......l2sX
90 6s..," .....-....l0l fcx.& Pac.land gr's. cox
40 3s';............... Sick. & pac. L. q, OF. -
Central Pacific llrss.lii tra coupons ..,... II
D. Il Il. @. Hrsts..,lls LlJniUn Pac, frsts.. Lick
y. d k.G.wesl. nrsts. SOilWest Shore ......,.lOlX
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-12

20 900 in 24 to Ao-Acre Tracts
AGREES "A L T.IElE2E9s7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-12
COMMISSIONERS SALES.

--,GvIIIssIONERS' SALE OF MAR
~ ESTh sTEEfEss r hGf'Ss PROPERTY AND
,,ls = stewart, Administta' .,,,o
AA'' uIx, etc, ~ ~. w mS Gi,T Gans,n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-12

Jos. FIELD. Gcncral Delivery.
Abram Mann, ZIG Penn street,
VIM. N. Allen, al Oak street.
St. Paul, Mimi.
Moses Blxlcr, corner label and
starkley streets.
Geo. Steven, 20 Isabel street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-12
70 Orange Grove Tracts Of 40 acres Z q

500 City Building Lots.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

ie,.l7.s-lel2l4.ls.ls 2l.el.le.7s-mrl
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-02

With an outstanding debt of over
one thousand millions, on which the
people are taxed So, 1888, 466 yearly
for interest payments, we would sub.
init the simple question:
IL it just to the people to keep,
year in and year out, sss7,ooo. 900
looked up in the Treasury, drawing
NJ interest and doing no good?
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-02

The tonic. aad alternative properties
Of Ayers Sarsaparilla are too we'll
known to require the speoious aid of
An exaggerated or fictitious certificate.
Witnesses Of marvellous cures effected
ov this preparation are to-day living
in every city and hamlet Of the land.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-02
Obstacles TO Marriage.

Happy relief from Excuses in early
youth. Nervous debility and all
Chronic special diseases csrsd BY the
New Treatment. Obstacles to mar.
riage removed. Books, Circulars and
Reports sent free in sealed envelopes.
Address
Howard ASSOCIATION, PHrLADRI.
PHIA, Pa. je23m6d&w
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-02

The remedy which most success.
:sally ,combats mslarial disorders, ID
Ayers Agus Cure. It Is . purely
vegetable compound, and contains
rnsithsr qainins nor any other danger
oaas ingredient. Warranted to cure
cAltis ADD fever.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-02
n office.

The sndersigned has removed his
AxxRIcAx BAKERY to the Nevada
Chop House, where, as in the past,
the best of BREAD, CAKES and PIES
can BE- obtained 1t the lowest living
rates. Fritz GRAF.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-02
Dissolution of Co-partnsrship.

tns co.partnsrship heretofore existing in this
.,y. ostween the under igned, under the name
sy mutual consent. Or. Mckay retiring from The
nrm, and being succeeded BY br. A. B. Kibbs ~
DR.. Brown will collect all Account. An. -. a..
=. u.m anu pay AL bills against the ssme. restins
70 the practise Of medicine aud surgery.
N. ]. BROWN, N. D.
W. ". MCKAY n n
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-02
Notice Of Contest.

July l, 1887.
Complaint having been entered at this ONCE by
Fowler F. Teator against James A. Leonard, for
abandoning his Homestead Entry, No. $50, dated
September II. 1884. upon the N OF Sc K and
n Of sW Of Section %. Township South,
Range 10 East. in Alturas county, Idaho with :
view to the cancellation of said entry; the ssid
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
ONCE on the Sd day Of August, 1887, at O'Clock a.
m. to respond and furnish testi mony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
j2tS0+ Us. WATERS, Receiver.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-02
"a Fine Smoke"

The best Cigar for sale On the river
is acknowledged by competent judges
TO be "The Famous" which can be
had at THOMAS CAMpBELL's.
je25m2d&w HALEY, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-02
G o n d I T % N q.

90 NDITI ONS.
Running Races, four or more to enter, two or
more TO start. Entrance fee In ell races. except
race NO. T. 10 per cent. Of purse to accompany the
entrance and to be forfeited in case the horse 10
drawn, unless Withdrawal is permitted by the
judges for good cause before the horses are called.
hunning races governed by the Turf Congress
rules - far - practicable, except license will not
% required for jockeys. and riding under weight
VIII not be permitted. but over weight may be
allowed BY tho judges. Entrance to all races,
except No. 7, will close Wednesday. August Sd,
ass o'clock p m. Entrance to Race No. will
close ID minutes before the race is called. First
horse to take the entire purse except Race No. 9.
NO penalties or allowances of weights for win.
ming or losing race. All heat races best two in
three.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23
PELTED By GIRLS.
A Dude Makes q Bad Break and is Taught
q Severe Lesson.

A Dude Makes q Bad Break and is Taught
. severe Lesson.
New Haven Comm special: Meredith
Mccoy is a newcomer in Branfcrd, a busy
little manufacturing town. but he soon
after making the acq iaintance of the town,
also made that Of Miss S. die Grinnell, al
acknowledged belle Of the place, who's.
uncle. with whom she lives. il quite a wealthy
and influential personage. Meredith became
smitten with the fair Sadie's charms
and was quite attentive to her, but
she empha.icaIly expressed her aversion
to him. Determined to win her he ar-
proHched her uEcie, and drawing a bank
book, offered him S $1,000 in cash for the
hand 1T his niece. The old gentleman in
Elegantly refused the bargain with tn
cheeky chap. and incontinentiy "bounced'
him. Miss Grinnel and her friends armed
Il few days agr of Meredith's attempt to
PURCHASE E HAND
and a council OF war held, at which it was
voted unanimously that the dude must b.
taught a lesson. The girls resolved them.
selves into a committee on instruction,
and met Meredith one day as he was walk
ing out to show his new fall suit, TIE in
struction committee pounced upon
him Ike a hawk upon a spring
chicken. They pelted him with
ink bottles, exhausted eggs and
venerable vegetables. and in other WAYS
showed their revere dislike to the would be
masher. Meredith in vain ATTEMPTED t.
escape, hut the girls poured ink over the
terrified dude and then rushed him to a
reighboring pond, where they ''scused''
and left him to the mercy of the frogs.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23
The niStS.

NEW YoRK. November l9.-The New
York State Anti-.aloon Republican League
has issued AL address to the Republicans
of tic State calling upon AL who were inter-
est,d in the movement to place the party
in the State on n platform OF open opp =
sition to saloYns. t &. meet with the league IN
conference. at Syracuse, December 10 and
16. Tn call derIares that he late election
demonstrated that the liquor interest
rallied it's entire force against the Repnhl'-
can ca ndidater, that the Republican party
therefore has nothin, t" lose by taxing an
open stand against Iqu"r, and asserts 1t
has much 70 gain as evidenced IN the results
achieved by the Republicans in PennsH l.
vania.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23
hines Items.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 17.-The
| Oriental & Occidental Steamer Belg'c ar
ri:ed from Hong KING and Yokohama to-
day, Advices from Hong Kong state that
! tn. Tslrs Ii Yamen, which has been prac'
| tically the supreme power in all matter, OF
! foreign policy. has cancelled all contracts
made ny Vicer"y Ii Hung Chang relative
| 10 the American Bank concession granted
| to a syndicate represented by M,tk,ewicz.
A memorial is being submitted by tHe
| V;rerny of Two Kwanss ard the Governor
O; Kwangtuig recommending the est b.
lisj, ,nent and endowment OF IL naval
and military school at Canton arc
the selection Of a board of European Oil
GERS aud professors. It is reported that
the convention which gave the
| Great Northern Telegraph Company
monopoly for sixteen Years has been re
iected and thatCainl is about to join her
lines with Burman lines. A dis
ease Of the nature OF cholera has
broken out in H%ong-Chow and the fatallt!
rate was very high. No i~nteilige &c has
been received OF the British nan-of-wa1
Wasp, and all hopes OF her safety has beer
nearly abandoned.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23
NEWS.

II. f., Church Socir1-The Opera House
SAT-, for Hy,ie's Bank-<cott, the wife
Murderer-hew Houses Gong UPPER
soual, Etc.
Pail psBrRG, November 1S.-[Corres
nondence OF the Miper.]-The ladies VI 'he
NJ. &. Church have been given the use OF
Col. Morso's new building fur Il social ano
grand p1r this evening. Que I" me
s.,iures of the occasion is that each lady
! h attends is t. have IL bow OF ribbon TO
| mach her dress and the Gentlemen VIII
| draw the bows from a bag. when the
Gentleman secure. his partner she Is then
/ weis;,ed aud he pays one cent Tor each
Mound she weighed for their supper.
{. T, Marsh, " no represents more cap'tal
in TIE fire insurance business than the as
sessed valuation "f pr"pert. IN Montana
,nr,uuts to twice over, is looking alter his
br, ,rhcs here. We imagine he Will fnd
/ finn, furnishing Tor se haven't lad all
alarm OF fire in more than a year.: ~,
William Waismrn, one OF NalkerVl''e 3
hest bows, is looking over the Town ah''
wondering how It ht;'pentd be never h"e"
there was a city i'll Montana ne hao "o''l
visited. wolf
,rnwn townsman, Thomas Smith Esq, Is
]stnnuirs A few days in the burg. he Is
L,,kin. hale und hearty and younger each
d,v. MIR. Smith was for many years "',nt
trnm of Caplice & Smith. hut wheh heaiIn
s.;I,l him was S, ~ccee,iet ny his brother.
Mr.. George CASEY, OF Casey q Br"psy o.
Bntte WAS in town luokin! after MS mt rests
Ue il of the laundering firm II 5. II. Lee q
T,e P%hi,ipsburg O;,era House. which mas
;,.+ b.pn ct M. l. ted by C.lnutl Morse, is
ana nj the u.afest b itldinss ii the klnd l.,
H., Territory. The structure cost IN rouno
Numbers $l2 500.
~, s,f, for h- ,rivate banking house 81
Mr.. Jos. A. Hyde is II: the depot ana the
arr, hi!iti.- are that We VIII All ~ nap
:. ,,i.r j., the near iu'nr", as : hank mas YOU.
been i,o~ei for in this place. 'her" nav
no,r several stab isi. d here at various
times by one Mr.. Phar.', but one % '"e'
have been Of il substantial Order.
II never rains bu it p"ur-. MT. Rodgers
F.; .,,n,I, -. Miss. ula h s rented the lowe
1 story of the Opera House ior d "ans a''
-, The &. II ret ii 'uple days s''ce y
vn, ,h,rn 81 be b tilt at brck.
-, IF the ni-era'le butte VINO mnr">re'
~, Is. ~ +, u st,. vel AMI then. I 'r1ear an
" .,. ~, d.a /. IT urk hi in the head W.T.
/ -, ,I. h,u,,r,'- Il. dsena4bmer to max
~. w,- le.d w.- brought down T.
; a.. hung hv D putty a."
. To H.. r l.. ~dsetnavohh b ing I. nche'
:, ~ II for him that the Sheriff had sue
f'r.,,ought Tor II >qu-'i 81 men WITH M'"
n t>.., ives came Gown the line tro'
Granite it is %. presumed for the express pu
nose of hanging the murderer.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23
BISMARCK and THE CAR.
kINl1HJJVN 'Ts0 TUE o.'
,.,corence With a View to Restore
Amicable Relations.
rrench Ministry Resign After De.
feat in The Chamber.
,-os;deut Grevy Thinks He Will Not
Initiate Them.
,.ox.GoyernOr Of Montana Accused Of
Robbery.
. n,;zzard in CuicagO...FOrest Fires in
the NOulh.

prrLry, November 10 -Thorgh nothin
,s been officially announced regarding
n.;nce Bismarck's long interview with the
CAR it j. an open secret in diplnmatic cir
,es that Bismarck energrtically urged the
Gear to assist in p,tting an END to Russia'-
.,onomic war with G rmany He is un.
drstood to ha e spoken frankly and a
re.tly wit th,Cz.r. not mi cling matters,
In, stating plainly what ersonal ..bsta.
.hs resting will the R ,s-ian Govern.
ment. operated against the restoration of
onicable relations. II conditions pro-
,cspd by Bismarck be fulfilled there will
r,obably be a reconstruction Of the Rus-
san minis ry The Gar, it is b. lieved. is
ready 10 throw over DE Giers. with whom
and ia lure to check the -nt raj European
alliance What. YER Bpprr"hement he.
tween Rnss'. and Germany j. IF Ct d it
viii be "ithort inf 'enre on Rus>ia's rela-
tions toward the triple all ance.
REPLACING HIS FATHER.
The important announcement ia made
to,nigh' that. owing +" the illness : ! h
Crown Pr nee. Prince William will by th..
c mnnnd of the Emp ror reprs sent his
fat, err IN all further state c.remr MES a, d
rc.ptirns. Prime William d,eS MT
sn.r rye fr IN hi admiration FIR "Tincr Bis
m,rrE. H.. H. d. voted tn the cha nr-lInr's
the ,rr"s # Q ,vernin"nt. and will impliri'l y
submt 10 his guidance. There WA. such
mar4rh ,mpr"v' ,nent 'n'he'rown Prime Il
rand ton o' ay thai DR.. ~ii.wrli d. AIRED
he pvi II b gan TO nope for his rrcOv-rv- l.
;,s.ilnnn that tn. Pr nce's mal-dy liz
trare tile o her di'ary ~predi-rosition.
Hi, ~, udm"iher. O. e, Louis died from
can, eraus tumprs IN her lungs.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23
CHINESE
Customs Inspectors Indicted by tho Grand
Jury at San Francisco.

Customs Inspectors Indicted by tho Grand
Jury at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 10. The
United States Grand Jury has found an in.
dictment against ex- ustnms Inspectors
VIM. A. Boyd and Ferdinand d. Ciprico
aud six othsr inspectors for illegally aiding
and abetting the landing in the ULited
States OF certain Chinese PERSONS The
charges are conspiracy and ~utiering TO, ged
cer'ifi ates. For yeats the Custom House
here has been aware hat certificates have
been fradnle nifty is>ued and that a lumber
of genuine certificates have been stolen
from the custom Office. Different Grand
.lu'ies have investigated the case but
lever before have found sufficient
praof to warrant. issuing in
dictments. Ore specific charg'. against
Cipricp AID Boyd is that of steali a hun
dres' certifi. ates from the Custom House i,
January. 1885. The collector Of his port
laid to-day that there is evidence OF a 10 g
y" ries of frauds; that at least eight or ten
thousand c~ertitic ties have LEGALLY found
their way to China and been sold, meaning
that eight or ten thousand Cinnamon not
legally entitled to enter the United States
have entered.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23
Customs Inspectors Indicted for Snug
Cling Chinese.
The Panama Canal Pronounced Practi.
cally Dead.
Line TanYille, Va, NJ. f. Conference
Condemn Theaters.
W.. &. +. u. Resolutions The Anti.
SalOOnistS.

TT. SHAW, November 19.-rSpecial to The
Miner by Rocky Mountain Telegraph
John Cunning. a private in Company K,
Third Infantry. committed slicide this
evening in the quarters of his co pany, ~
shooting himself through the head with his
rifle. The deed was done while the remain.
der OF the company were outside the quar-
ters, answering retreat ron call. He bad
been drinking somewhat hea Willy previous
to bis death, which liz the only cau-e that
can be assigned viii h prompted the deed.
He had served up TO the present date about
four years and six months in the army,
His term of service would ha We expired in
about six months. H is 26 years OF age,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23
TILE PREslpENI CONSULTING.
A WASHINGTON SENSATION
Ex-Governor Cr"sby fal ely C'nnecte"
With - Diamond Robbery.


Wa,bins,on special: Last si"ter s c'"I
circles were II artIel by IN" pu'l'rHe' u o'
q uarasr,.,,h which i~nr".nred that Il "e"'
lrnwns 8. cietv | .dy had peen r'hh'd 81 n
set of diamonds VALUED at S2o.Ooo' tue
thief h, ing said to tie ii wrii-kn"w" man 'h
soc,,l circles, In a few days names h'sah
TO he m4u7iored in the case. The lady oe''e
identified as Mrs. Scott Io~n>eh"'
while the eu'pr,t was SAID 70 oe
,John Schuyler Crosby, Il well Know"
man about town. Mrs. To nsend Ii t"'
daughter of W. L. Scott, "f Erie. IA t'e
uilliouaire consre smrn, WIN e Nr. Cr"soS
10 Of +. monument Nv York fam,1y' a. q
.orvel for snme im- in the war on Uthe,"'
sh.rid Ms staff. He VAS ap,'r,''teo o,
President Arthur ~ u vernon IL M nan"
'rerr;t,rv, and subsequently was ",aoe
First Assistant Pos master Generni' n"."
he and Mrs. Townsend denied the .'prs.
hut if found many bell vtrs' IL mm''
~ been di. covered that the dla
ro,ds were stolen by Il servant u
The emnloy OF Mrs. Townsend. VINO
efter fine theft, escaped to Ca'ilo'h'a an.
ro,entIv op+ned NEGOTIATIONS th!ous' a.
attorney for their return. his "rlce oe'n'
e. 600 and a promise that he sh"u," lm'
bn nrnseruted. 1t il .ow understood" 'Ln ,
Goveruor Crosby will prosecute 'nF P ~
Who first mt the stOr, in circulation. Ivy
viii inv, I've y well known female e"s,"p.
wr;tar and he wife OF n prominent pe''J
cratic senator, from whom tec"tresp"'.
on, 10 s,idto have obtained her ih'oi"''
ton,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23
Coal Rroake Ruruoa

"~1LKEsBARRE, Pa, November 19.-C,xs
BROS. q los No. 2 model breaker, ma,
Haz"Itun, was burned to the ground this
morning. Lost. SIS OnO; insured for $50.
ooo. The breakers beIonging to the New.
Duck Mountain Coal Company also
burned. Loss. $50 Quo, par ly insured.
ne o 'rhlng OF the tw., break. ~ ca used
BILE excitement, and rumors are
current they have been set on fire Nv
strikers. There we're also rnmnrs that an.
peal" have been sent to Governor Baker
Tor troops 70 protect the mine property.
n" APPEAL. however. has hem INT TO the
GOvern"r. and it il believed here and
7 ro"ghout the mining dis. rict that min.,s
have had nothing whatever to do with the
burning Of the breakers,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23
Regarding Miners Strikes.

PIrTsRURG. November 18-A CIRCULAR il
now being prepared BY the Secretary OF the
Federation OF Miners and Mine L,horers to
miners, organic d and nnorg IN zed, of the
country. It. will provide that 10 strike
shall he ordered in the future with, ut the
consent Of both the Fedora ton AID the
m 'ers and the District Assembly OF the
Knights ri LahOr In case of Il strike or
ga'izati'n having n majority in The dis
trirt here it uccur-. it shall levy upon
both %rganizatinn Two boards vii meet
i" this city j. order to CO sill rth- reply If
The miners. Immediately following this
meeting a general ~.Iegate convention o. all
miners in the country will be held in
Piitsburg.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23
The Church Property Jnventoried.

SALTL,KE November 19.-Unised st ,te-
Marshal Dyer. receiver al the church pr. D.
"rty. to-day re zeh ali the rers nal properly
in the temple block and tithiug "ffice. This
property, it il claimed by Aneu- Cannon,
pre- i'd mt Of this Stake, was turned over to
him h. fore the passage Of the law these
projecting ga at" founded on. bat he turned
hem hack in the possession II the church.
Inventories were made showing the value
Of rorses. cattle. safe, derrieks, ETC., to the
value OF $55S. 795.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23

causes destroying diseases. %t'on~umphon, dia-
belts B iyht's disc se. janndicc, i4s,tnity, etc.
exces non u,c, abus'., inherited "e4 kness, null
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New Xxx, N. j., Nov-mb Der 19.-Pclice
Captain Gloria, who made a c'mtl''nt
ayainsr Eugene Williams g saloon rs II dis
orderly place, be- cav Sc noisy Anarchists
held heir last Sundays mee'1n! there, has
re- eived a let er written in German saving
his life " i'll sonn he taken by a 'r"inlni' tee
of American N,hi!ists.' Other capita i>t>'
hIreiir gs are ii lso TO he extermii'"te''. Cap
ia n G,uria says if a y moves are maize he
viii arrest every Anarchist i'll the city.